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Dictionary » I » Inflammation InflammationDefinition noun, plural: inflammations (medicine) The end result of the different bodily processes, in response to an injurious agent.
Inflammation may be acute or chronic. It is a result of a cascade of physiologic processes in response to an injurious agent such as microbes, allergens, etc. Cardinal signs of inflammation include the following:
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Cortisol effect on immune system?Yeah, and the main reason why cortisol suppresses the immune system is mainly to reduce inflammation.
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